Nebius Stock Slips Despite Rotterdam AI Gigafactory LOI
Nebius Group (NBIS) signed a letter of intent to lease computing capacity at VOLT's planned AI gigafactory in Rotterdam. VOLT will build the site and install chips, with Nebius renting the capacity for multiple years. Nebius shares fell 3.51% following the announcement. The first phase of the project is estimated at €7 billion, with construction expected to start in 2028.
How this was made
The 30-second read
Why it matters
Shares fell 3.5% on the news, reflecting market uncertainty about the deal's financial terms and execution timeline.
Market read
The LOI introduces a new AI capacity partnership in the Netherlands, prompting a modest sell‑off in Nebius shares.
What to watch
Potential future revenue from multi‑year chip rentals and Dutch AI sovereignty push.
Background
Nebius Group, an Amsterdam‑based AI cloud provider, signed a letter of intent with Dutch AI infrastructure developer VOLT to rent computing capacity at a planned gigafactory in Rotterdam.
Market effects
AI cloud services sector sees modest attention but no broad impact.
Dutch tech market may see slight short-term volatility.
Limited to investors tracking European AI infrastructure deals.
Counterpoint
The LOI may be a strategic foothold; the share dip could be an overreaction.
Key entities
- CompanyNebius Group
Amsterdam‑based AI cloud provider (NBIS).
- CompanyVOLT
Dutch AI infrastructure developer planning a gigafactory.

